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... (Teignsnouth), W. A. dendlion (Newton Abbott), 8. Wotton (Newton), W. Northcoit (Newton), E. Hornehaw (North Taw. ton), Thomas Hardy M ), J. Taylor (National Temperanse League, on), F. Atkin (British Ternperinea League), W. Cbudley (Exeter), 8. Rumen (Newkoe) ...
... Baker James, Ley1and . ..,, Lucas Deborah. Frome 0 6 0 Brown B. H., Leyland .._ 0 5 4 Hardy Thomas, Bolton Duxbury A. W., Manchester 0 5 0 Winder Mrs. !Merton, lennaster.. . 0 1 0 Park Wm., Barrow-in-Furriess ...
... and J. Eddy, agent to the lea,sue.--The secretary was instructed to secure the services of the following agents: Messrs. Thomas Hardy and George Lomax, of Manchester, J. C. Booth, of Chester, and Mr. J. Ripley. The accounts were read by the secretary, which ...
... Selby ..-. .. .- Jackson Thomas. Birkenhead .. Brevris George, Neweastle-os-Tyas . Williams Thomas, Merthyr Tydvil .lenkins Rev. Canon, MA., Llangyniew Wilson Thomas, Thornton-in-Craven Lees Dr. F. R., Leeds Larking ...
... A. Horner, London; Henry Colegate, London; Herbert Thompson, London; E. Ba&ier, London; Thomas Snuffler, London; Thomas Jones, London; George Lingo, London; Thomas Heywood, London; William Fithian, London; George Hardman, Oldham ; W. Blakeley, Sandbach; ...
... we -get fellows o f whom a third are pretty sure to knock up hopelessly under any real marching; about one third turn out hardy soldiers, and the rest are men of doubtful value. The Enniskellen Reporter states that nearly £3O from the Irish Society of ...
... BUDD= !MON DIUNXIMO. - Oa Thursday, an inquest held by G. A. Partridge, Esq., at the Bull Inn, Troston, touching the death of Thomas Hurrell, who died at that Inn. George Leeds, gamekeeper to the Duchess of Cleveland and Brandon, on Tuesday evening stopped ...
... the drink. A man named Thornton saw him home. He then began to show symptoms of apoplexy, and died in about three hours.—Mr. Hardy, the landlord of the inn, said he had prohibited the deceased from entering his house, because he was in the habit of loafing ...
... those who join it. In a subsequent report, Mr. Hardy said: I feel quite satisfied with the results of this and the two preceding valuations, as indicating the sound condition of the society. Mr. Hardy, in his very elaborate report, had pointed out the ...
... stall to blow the whole pit up, to which the deceased assented. They, however, went in to work, hardy, rash, and reckless, as usual, and witness never saw Thomas alive again. In about an hour he felt a ringing noise in his ears. He started up, and a companion ...
... WALES. 13Laynox-ow-Trim.—The Rev. James Wilson gave a lecture in the Free Methodist Church, on Thurrday the 10th, Mr. Joseph Hardy in the chair. The showed the futility of the that had already been made to restrict the in drink, and concluded with • powerful ...
... year's proceedings, and afterwards eloquent speeches were made by the chairman, Mr. George Dodds, Rev. James Wilson, and Mr. Hardy. Some beautiful melodies were sung by Messrs. R. Clark, of Leamington, W. Biggens, of Winlaton, and W. Rutherford, of Swalwell ...